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Funny Images from Around the Internet (November 28, 2008)


1. Bad Hair Day - Some days there just isn't a thing you can do with your hair. I'm sure we've all experienced this to some degree in the last 10 days; and we all have our own way of dealing with it.

As for myself, I chose to do nothing about it. When I feel like this sheep, I embrace the chaos, then move past it.





2. Not Real. But seriously, how awesome would it be to have EVERYTHING taste a little bit like strawberries. Imagine: Hot Coco, Cold Cereal, Chicken Salad, the list goes on...



3. Real. and Sick.



4. Cool costume. A little bit morbid, but cool. The only materials you need to make this mousey creation is a couple of brown grocery bags, some fur from the fabric store, wrapping paper tubes, tin foil, some construction paper, scissors and glue!



5. Kids love to dance - It doesn't matter who their partner is. Now that I've been away from ballroom dance for almost 2 years, I feel like I can say, without prejudice, that my favorite form of dance is folk dance! It has the best parts of both ballroom and hip-hop. It takes the emotional connection a couple experiences through partner dance while including the upbeat, social aspect of hip-hop.


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  1. evieperkinsMon Dec 01, 07:31:00 AM MST

    I had no idea you were a folk dancer! I have to admit, I took a few classes myself, and I'm a big fan, too.

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  2. HeatherMon Dec 01, 09:10:00 AM MST

    Love the bad hair day picture. I can really relate.

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  3. Julie TMon Dec 01, 06:33:00 PM MST

    I LIVED for Folk Dance at BYU- it filled me with energy and at the same time exhausted me! I also love that last sculpture!! :)

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  4. NoelleWed Dec 03, 02:07:00 PM MST

    1. Noelle when she goes to bed with wet hair and wakes up in the morning looking like this.

    3. Stefanie. Sorry you lucked out with the geo tongue gene.

    4. Bryan--I can totally see you making a costume like this.

    5. Shannon, maybe it's just the age...she's getting such a personality these days though...

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